the role of kansas. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] we continue with d.w. carter, author of mayday over wichita: the worst military aviation disaster in kansas history. it is about the 1965 crash ofan air force tanker into an african-american neighborhood in wichita. the crash killed the plane s seven crew members and 23 people on the ground. all of a sudden the house was shaking and i looked out the window and the house was on fire and i raced downstairs to get my sisters and brothers. i came down to get them. i couldn t get here fast enough. it looked like everything was getting in my way and i couldn t realize what was going on. i started running up and down the street until i got here. until i get in the house. e crash occurs 9:30 a.m. the plane went down at 20th and piatt street in wichita. ofcrash landed
called home we are charting and new half one built on collaboration and respect and one that places our state and people first. i am proud of the work we have done, the progress we have made, and i m confident we can continue to move west virginia forward together. together. tonight we are more than just immigrants and republicans. we we are and will forever be west virginians. thank you. god bless you. god bless your families. god bless the state that we call home. thank you. [applause] tonight on t1, speeches from some of the nation s governors starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern georgia governor with his state of the state address. address. then the inaugurations of two new governors. after that we will here from new mexico governor. providing live coverage of the u.s. senate floor proceedings and key public policy events and every weekend book tv now for 15 years the only television network devoted to nonfiction books and authors. authors. created by the cable tv industry a
congress of american indians for supporting both the indian energy and the irrigation bills through their resolutions passed last october so thank you for getting that done. these measures are small but important pieces to several tribal economies and i don t plan to stop at this point. i intend to continue the conversation with indian country on economic development issues throughout this entire congress. today we heard many examples of how tribes are engines of economic growth and innovative governments. while we triumph in indian country, innovation and progress, we cannot forget those that still need attention and help. president franklin delano roosevelt once said, quote the test of progress is not whether we add more to the abundance of those who have much, it s whether we provide enough to those who have little. [applause] i cannot think of any more deserving of our attention than the most vulnerable indian children. indian country innovation and input will be criti
privacy that she needed. one more time, thank you very much. [applause] feel free to come forward if you would like. good afternoon. i m peter bergen. i run international security program at the new america foundation and it s my great pleasure to introduce my colleague and friend who has this wonderful new book out. the green berets battles from afghanistan to washington, which outlines makes quite unusual career as these somebody who is creating policy in the white house but also runs a successful business here it is a fellow here at the new america foundation. so he is going to outline pane of the big ideas and some of the interesting stories in the book and then we will throw it open to a question-and-answer session with everyone here. thank you. mike. so thank you, peter. thanks for coming out today. let s take a brief moments and talk about it default on the broader strategic issues have tried to address in the book and really underlined a lot of what makes the rss
these groups have 60 days to come up with a plan to handle ph one metadate, the records of calls between different parties. the plan may well be to have that held by a third party, possibly by the phone carriers themselves, though they have been resistant. it could get extensive, $60 billion to a carrier. the government seems to be open facebook,mpanies like google, being more open about the data requests they have received. they can reveal to consumers what they are being asked for by the government. that brings up the point, there are still there still remains a lot to be seen. get to a quick quote from the president. do is stopid not these programs wholesale. not only because i felt they made us more secure, but also because nothing in that initial review and nothing that i have that ourince indicated intelligence community sought to violate the law or his camp earlier about the civil liberties or as camberley or about theavalier civil liberties of our citizens.